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What was the narrator referring when he said that the flood risk to tokyo sounded like something out of a disaster movie?
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What was the narrator referring when he said that the flood risk to tokyo sounded like something out of a disaster movie?

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A flood could hit Tokyo so quickly that the levee could break. In a short amount of time, this breach, or break, could cause severe damage to Tokyo’s infrastructure, like a flood in a Hollywood disaster movie. Because Tokyo is home to a large population, a flood could cause massive damage to homes, businesses, and life.Explanation:

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